– Lotus has set its sights on a top three finish in the 2014 Formula 1 championship, having bounced back from a dismal start to the campaign which saw the team fail to claim a point from the opening four races. With budgetary issues affecting its pre-season preparations and Renault's early engine troubles having a major impact on performance levels, Lotus had suffered a clutch of retirements and failed to break into the top ten. But the latest phase of a constant development push saw fortunes improve over the course of the Spanish Grand Prix weekend, with Romain Grosjean qualifying fifth and finishing eighth despite technical problems. "We've been saying from the beginning of...
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